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This is just part of a slew of investigations launched into the Prime Minister's Office in the last few weeks.
The bill's goal is to enable the use of spyware to combat organized crime, but would block use of spyware in corruption cases.
The bill would give the Justice Minister the authority to set the amount of the annual membership fee instead of IBA's national council.
Senior members of the Haredi parties estimated that the conscription law would progress after Gallant's dismissal and his replacement with Katz.
Most Israelis opposed the firing of Gallant, with 57% saying they were against the move, while only 29% supported it.
Members of the opposition chose to leave Thursday night’s plenum in protest of the new appointments.
Lapid criticized the silence of “spineless” Likud MKs, calling their inaction “a disgrace remembered forever.”
"Your historic return to the White House offers a new beginning for America and a powerful recommitment to the great alliance between Israel and America," Netanyahu continued.
Gideon Sa’ar may not become Prime Minister after the shady affair of Gallant’s dismissal, but he’ll be remembered as the one who sold his soul for draft dodgers.
Tensions between Netanyahu and Gallant have been mounting for months, highlighting rifts within Israel’s government over military tactics.
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